●Winter term registration open — closes 28 FebU16 Cricket beat Riverside CC by 34 runsTaekwondo — 11 new belts graded this monthU19 Football top of the district league● ● New indoor nets open from Monday
Est. 2009380 players on the books4 training nights a week
Subs from PKR 2,500
Per term · sibling discount applies
Winter term is open
Places go in the order they arrive
42 qualified coaches
Every one background checked
0Players registered
0Coaches & volunteers
0Years on the ground
0Squads across 3 sports
Who we are
Not an academy. A club.
We are not selling a pathway to the professional game. Most of our players will never play at that level, and that has never been the point.
What we run is four evenings a week on a council ground off Stadium Road: proper coaching, proper fixtures, and a subs bill that families can actually absorb. Some of our players arrive at six and leave at nineteen. A handful come back at twenty-three to coach. That is the whole model.
Hard-ball cricket from U11 upward, with a soft-ball introductory group for the younger ones. Two turf strips, four artificial nets, and a bowling machine that has survived more than it should have. We field five sides in the district league and run an indoor programme through the winter.
Our biggest section by a distance. Small-sided games for the U8s and U10s, eleven-a-side from U13 up, and a girls' programme that has doubled in two seasons. Everyone gets minutes — we rotate squads rather than carrying a bench of spectators.
WT-style taekwondo in the indoor hall, graded three times a year by an external panel so the belts mean something outside these walls. Poomsae and sparring streams run side by side — plenty of our students never compete and still grade all the way through.